The Times-herald., October 11, 1913, Image 4

A CHAIN OF FAME.
The Barrier Washington Erected
Across the Hudson.
ARNOLD REMOVED ONE LINK.
till the Menel.r Cable, In Spit of the
Traltere Act, Served Its Purpose snd
BlooK.d the Progrese of ths Brllith
hip Up the Rivor.
BjaMwhani in Mw Bed. ,,f tiio BadaoB
river jnsi nir of West Point lies baried
tba Israel wrl of n (treat Iron chain
one of - . i .i I ordered hy ileiienii
WanliiiiKion durlsa the Itovoiuili'ii i"
be cMMtrurtt'd H prateol Hie etwmj
from aacelitllul certain rivers to ac
complish strategic put nt t raataaa
The Britlwlt trtti nuking strenuous
(Torts to ki'i hold f tin Hudson In
order to kMNJI ItSS I niiiiniitilciillon with
Canada b the additional channels' Ol
the Bt. leBwrence ana1 Lass Champlaln,
nd no It RM determined to olistrii.t
the Hudson hy n great chain i-rosslim
from Tort Montgomery to Anthonys
Noae.
But this was a failure. The rliiitn
parted within n week after It Inn) hern
stretched, anil, although aiilise.iiieiitl.v
raised and iigiiln ulnrod. It was A
troyed hy the ltrltlsh
Finally Washington dm hied to forgr
another and ObetTOCt the river bstwesn
West Point and ConsUtOtlOB Island, for
here there was an abrupt rhange of
course, and a heavy tide reduced the
spied of any ship eiicounterlnu It. He
MM, the clinniicl was :U0 feet narrow
er at this crossing.
The forging of a chain WWh. as WM
contemplated was then no suinll under
taking. Iteipiests were secretly sent
to various Iron companies, and among
the bids the most favorable came from
tba Sterling Iron works, situated In
one of the most beautiful regions of
tbe east, now within the fashionable
domains of Tuxedo Park.
IL was originally organised by Lord
Sterling In 1751. a well known oillcor
In the Itevolutlonary army, and con
tinued In operation for more than a
hundred years, meanwhile passing Into
the possession of Abel Noble, who
married a niece of Peter Townsenil
and who now In association with the
latter Increased tho capacity of the
works which eventually came Into the
entire possession of Peter Townsend.
a patriot and filled with tho spirit of
tbe time
He filially obtained a few Welsh tuln
era from Pennsylvania for the heavy
handling In the forging and a number
of men from Connecticut with their
ox teams to do the hauling, and hen
the chain was ready It was drawn
over the rough mountainous mads tad
through formats thnt had to Da pur
nosely cut in many pluces and so on
to New Windsor, the nearest river
point, and towed to West Point
It was a strenuous undertaking from
the very start. Each link weighed 300
pounds, was two feet In length and
two and a quarter inches square, and
each 10O feet was secured by n swivel,
a twisting link, and nt IW) theUBBWl
feet there was a clevis The whole
of this weighed 185 tons. When it
was stretched across from West Point
to Constitution Island It was buoyed
up by large sixteen foot logs, and
these were In turn held In place by
the anchors.
The British made no specltlc attack
on this then Invincible obstacle, for It
must be remembered that In those
days there was no dynamite nor tor
pedoes, and none of the enemy's prows
would have pushed their way through
such a barrier.
Although the British did not succeed
In passing tho big Hudson river chain,
tbe American traitor Arnold gavo It
his particular attention and removed
a link of It under the pretense of huv
lug It repaired for weakness at a near
by smithy. He wrote to Major Andre
that it would not bo replm ed until the
forts were surrendered to the British
But somehow the chain stm.il for Its
purpose, and Sir Henry Clinton did
not attempt to relieve Burgoyne.
Parts of this celebrated chilli, are to
be seen ninoug various historical cu
rios of prominent societies. A number
of years ago Mayor Hewitt of New
York, then the owner of a mine near
tbe Sterling properties, became inter
ested In finding out the whereabouts of
the remaining portions of the chain. A
large part of It lies at the bottom of
tbe river, about thirty tons wero In
various possessions, and at West Point
there are thirteen links, and a staple
placed near tbe spot where I he chain
was anchored and a plato tells of the
date and place of forging. -Boston
Herald.
No Primaries for Her.
"Are you going to the primaries to
night Ethellnda?" usked the husband
of bis suffragette wife.
"Indeed I am not!" replied the lady.
"Do you suppose thnt after I have at
tended the postgraduate courses In po
Utlcal science star two years I'm going
to waste my time on those primary
clusses? I guess not! They're good
enough for you men, but we women
have progressed beyond thnt!" Har
per's Weekly.
Two Failuros.
"I married for beauty alone," said
a presumably happy benedict to nn old
chum. "And yet you remind mo of a
friend of mine who mnrrled for inon
ey." was the rejoinder. "How's that'"
"He didn't get It." said the chum snr
cnHtlcally
The preservstlon of health Is n duty
Few seem conscious that there Is such
ii thing as physical morulltv - Uuiuwr
It's Easy to Learn.
Alexander Grulimu Bell, tho Inventor
of the telephone, hit on his marvelous
discovery while studying and while
teaching the deaf.
Professor Bell once wild, iipiujms of
tbls fact:
"Yes, we con learn valuable sen its
from the most unlikely sources. A Per
sian poet, famed for ills wisdom, was
oil' e usked by his king where be bad
le ii tied his philosophy.
'From tho blind, sire,' tho poet re
plied 'from the blind, who never ad
vance a step until they have tried the
ground.' "New York Tribune.
Diamonds and Gloss.
The diamond, instead of being a real
solid, Is a mass of atoms nil In rapid
and violent motion. The edge of the
stone Is formed of these moving mole
cules as well as the body. Now, gluss
la also Hindu up of moving alums,
though they do uot move so rapidly or
so violently as tbe diamond atoms.
When tbe diamond edge, therefore, Is
applied to tbe gluss surface the dia
mond atoms drive the glass atoms out
of the way and force a passage
THACKERAY'S tOND HEART.
Tho Author Was Called a Cynls, but
Ho Loved Children.
I ''nn Ueiaj's words were satirical
and lie himself was called a cynic, bOI
ta author of "Love Affairs of Home
I'iimious Men' shows what sort of
heart beat In the satirist's breast b
pintlng from the letter of one to wbom
the following Incident happened:
It) the week following his death
I, re apponrisl aomo genial memorial
li.es lii the iagis of Punch. Walking
town the then unsavory thoroughfare
kit iwn as Bodfordbur. my eye caught
tlie open page of the popular periodical.
ind I stayed to read tbe graceful trib
ute to the dead moralist Turning
sway at length, a poorly dressed man
n working garb said to me:
" M knew that man, sir.'
You knew Thackeray?' 1 naked.
Yes, sir. I BMP Hint llttlo baker's
hop yonder,' pointing to the opposite
Ida Of the street, 'and ninny's the time
I'haclieia.v would come and buy a
pound or two of cake of me I cut It
into slices for him, and then, illstrlhut
lag It among the crowd of hungry chll
ben, he would walk nway and hide In
that court over there, that he might
hnvo the pleasure of seeing their en
lovmenL He didn't know I know lilin.
hot I did People used to call blm a
v nlc, sir, but It wasn't true. He loved
he children, sir. and no man Is a cynic
ivlio does thnt' "
THEY NEVER SEE SPOOKS.
That Is One Consolstlen That Color
Blind Persons Have.
Are you arrnld of tbo dark? There
sat n chance of you seeing I ghost If
urn are color blind, which may furnish
, .hi my of comfort for tbe beauties
,' I i mis, ape and floral decorations you
n.iy have missed during your lifetime
in August l.ummer, bead of the
ih.vslcal Institute of tbe University of
BreelftB, In tiermiiur. Is authority for
his
Mr. l.ummer explains the pheuoine
ion in tills way:
The normal eye has au arrangement
it tiny "sis and cones In the retina
The nsis s-ivelve light and the cones
nlor When n person with a normal
ve tiles to see lu a half dark place
!:. .ones, whlch'sre useless, Interfere
.villi the effective action of the rods
ind lonsequently the confusion creates
the cfTo. t of apparitions that come and
to and change their shaies
The color blind person lacks the
ones, and Ills rods act with extraordl
iniry elll. loti.y In the dark The coloi
till ml is'rson sees a clear, jiermniien!
.inline of things as long as there Is the
east amount of light present Thai
ii, .his that ho never sees ghosts"
New York Herald
RED TAPE AND A TUB.
A Bath In Senegal Was Something
Like a .Surgical Operation.
S j ears ago. when tho capital of
the Franco eotaOJ of Senegal was a
dull, unprngrowsho town where official
Ism and nsl tape prevallod, n I'rciii ii
Hinder, with I friend, bad n nmsi
miming aXPOffmSl when he wlslnsl
to obtain a bath There was no tint Ii
In: establishment In the capital ol
Senegal at the time, but rumor had II
lh.it it was possible to purchase Iwitli
nt the hospital.
Ac i.rdlngly the tmolcrs repaired to
Ihe hospital, where they stuttsl tbe
purpose of their visit
"icrliiliily." snld the official, "take
seats Your uiilues, surnames and
blithphiier'
"Hut we merely want n bath."
"Kxiutly What Is your mime, and
WhefS and wheu were you bom, and
are u.ii government servants, soldiers
or ollicers? No? Well, the rules aln
not provide for this Just a moment
1 will rend tbeiu again. Yes. here Is
your caaa You must Hist make out
on siaiussl paper an application to the
governor of tin lony After favor
ibis notice from the governor you
send another application to the chief
olonial ibs tor. who will send for you
nml oviiiuino you."
"I'.nt we are not 111 "
"It Is Ihe rule Having cxnmlmsl
you ilie doctor will glvu you two non
commissioned officers' bath tickets, to
he delivered to the assistant doctor."
"Why thi noncommissioned officers'
bathV
'1'or the reason that III our accounts
are i tBlM only two categories of
persons otllcers and civil servants, the
hitler liking rank with otllcers or pet
ty olllrers You are not official at nil
If I'ftuors were to And you In their
hiitlis they would probably make a
row
'What perhsl of time will all these
foi nullities consume'"
"I'lvo or three days, provided your
application Is approved at the gov
eminent house "Chicago Record Her
aid
Books From Unexpected Places.
Not only art. but literature, has been
produced lu unexpected places. There
was. for Instance, Hubert Bloomfleld,
who produced his "Farmer's Boy"
wlille working so hard as a shoemaker
(In a garret with live or six others)
that he frequently had to carry a hun
dred Hues In his head through lack of
lei, are to write I hem down .lames
Hogg, too. "the ICllrlck Hheplniil."
wrote Ids earliest verses while tending
Ids sheep In the Perthshire highlands.
And Tuylor. "the Water Poet," coin
lilueii the very different offices of
literary man and Thames waterman
London Chronicle
The Third Hand.
How often tbe llttlo things In life
make Impressions that linger In our
memories long after the larger events
are forgotten! Several years ugo I was
making a visit lu u family where theru
were several daughters One of thu
girls brought a bat Into the sewing
room oiiii morning and prepared to
trim It. Before doing anything else
'he took a hatpin mid pinned the hut
Hi inly to her skirts at the knees, so
that she had both hands free and hold
ihe ribbon and Dowers In place with
lu r left hand While she sewed them
with her right Philadelphia North
American
Explained.
3W--
frillE aaBti
"SVIien tny wife wants me to do
KoinclliliiK for liur sbe fixes Up some
ili.sii I like lira Ins, for ezsmple."
"Oh, sbe chooses your weak spoil"
SUMMONS.
In the 1'ircuit Com t of the Stale ot
Oregon, (or llnimv County.
lidwln II. Hill, (iniilotie lv Slnrg
Hose K. I i, Melviu Dunn, Julill
MoChiin, I id Allen. H .1. Callow,
K. M. Scliroeder, I hive PclenliHiigli,
H p. DaJenbangh, lwli PefeBsangB,
Adam UtftabtUgll, Itank Adrian,
John II. illv, ami Carl A. I'lionipiaeii,
rinlnlilTs,
vs
The Ainciiiiiii I .mid A. Use - ock Coin
pivny, n corporation, Ii i'hoiniis
and Walter, a psi inershlp doing
business as Tin is A. Waller, John
Pnlandor, C. I Allgnrd, I'm i H- l.ne
MiM-k Company, I oorporatl H J.
Ihliulonl, A W '.iiiincv, .1. R Koiin
sevelle, Small K. Wiggins. MuiiS'l.l
W Is, Joseph Ivi'ilik, lll.niclie l.yu-
dall, I J l!'iin, le Henry tille, W
S. Kstcll, i.rnelius Man.levHIe, Noi
man J. lio-s, Many Slough, 0stf
CbrtttOphsrsoa, Hi Waleifall, W ii inn
J, Kennedy, l.vda R, I'ryer, lluihort
Wyuhol!', I'. I'. Carlton. 10. A. Hi s,
Henrietta 0. Hales, llilding Hvl
lieorge II. Miller, (iUBtave I . Schrel
Ivor, f, I. Wliolply, Mary J. Wiilntrln,
William Knit, W illiam I, Siylcs,
Chuciice P. Clark, V. !;. Pepper,
Arnold B Aivhilaild, l.avvi DM
cisin. Vataaa M. Baal, ami nVhatt
Sen t, llclelldlints
To The Allien, .in I. mid A I ue-loil Co.
a corporation, C. I Thomas, and
Walters, n partnership lining buruiesa
us Thomas anil Walters, II. J. Hull
lord. A vV iii.inv, Surah K. Wig
gins, Michael 1 Winds, Joanna Km
Ilk, Hhinch l.yndall, I''.. J. I lean, C.
Henry tills, W. s Kstall, Cornelius
Mmi.leville, Norman J. Itoss, I lurry
Slough, linear ChriHlophcraon, S.
Waterfall, William .1 Kennedy, l.ylla
K. Iryer, llmberi Uvnhnif, l's K.
Cmltou, K A Homes, Henrietta c
Hales, Hi ding Hvden, (ieorge II.
Millar, Uostave O, Bchratbar, I". I.
Whelplv. Marv .1 . Wtilsleln, William
Kent, Wtllnun I stvies, t Imeme K.
Clark, I I Pepper, Arnold I.. Archl
bald. lavvrcine Clark, Wledu M
Ileal and Robert HcOtt, sisive nsiuisl
Defelidttuts
In the n. line ot the state id OtfJaOtt,
you and e.uli al "ii me heieliv n ipm
evl to upper mid iiiiswer tlie amended
complaint Bled herein ogain-tvou, upon
the expirnli f m w.,ks liom the
pa bl station ol the tioniniotii herein, to
wit, On or baton Oetaber is, mi.i thai
Isjing the las! l v ol the tunc lescrlled
in Ihe order ol the court of the pub
hculion of this Miiuneios si d if ytm
or any one .. jam (nil to so ansmr
or nps r the pIsltltlRs Will ppl) I I (be
Court for the reliel pi vd 'or in laid
amended complaint, nsimlv
i. lor Ihe .tit i ii 'tit. in a ol the -in
(sumy Injanctroa hendofora i Bad
against llied, (cn.l.iut .1 I . Koiinse i .-lie.
'.'. I'or all I'snaiicc ol the temporary
injunction ugmnst the di feudmit John
Polaxtder, enjoining sad rist,., alBf him
iluiiug the pendaii' v I this suit rom
lunny.vftu) "t iiiiimiir ii.leriin lug vtilh
tba (low of w.iteis ,.i i rout Creek r its
tributaries mil rtrasn In any ny dlvett'
ing tlie sarae or any putt theteol.
I For a decree determining the re
paatita rkjhu of the parties to this suit
Ulld cm If an I every one lii.-ieof to tlie
waters o Trout Creek and its tributar
ies ,.s baUreen Iheatealeai andrscl. mid
every DM tlnreof to tin. waters ol I rout
Creek Slid Its tributaries as bet aoen
thelnsi I'.. i ami e.u h ulld every one
thereof
4. i or it decree deilarmg each aaa
of the pliilnliir-i to l' I ho owner and eu
liiled to the ii -e of tb waters t tin -
tent as by them and each and ever. one
of llieui alleged In said amended im
plaint.
i, l'..r the dei tee determining the
relative rights hiuI priorities to and In
the wilier-..f front Creel and Its tri
butaries of each unit i v.-i, ono ni the
purties to this Mill.
Ii. For SOI I. ..(her and further i.-liel
as to this ( oiirl mid to Bqeily may seam
.ro,er and ju-t mi I necessary lyi the
premises
7. I..r judgment ii.slnst the ,. lei
dents lor plaintiffs i-t aiid disburre-
menis hereto.
Tin- Muumm na i- l u ill i -1... I b, ,,rd. i
of the Hon (Irani ill mi. on. Count)
Judge of Hsu, ev Count', t Ir.gon, dn1
made and entered on s,. Umber ft, IBIS,
directing tbe pnblloail n tberaol lor an
ooaaaoatlve weeks In Phe Times BotaJd
a newspaper poMlshad in Hums, Oregon
and tin' .lute ol first piiblicstion is Sept
A, Hill, and the date ol last publication
will be (). t. H, HH.'t
J. W. Hi., us ,v (i A. HKMimin,
Attorneys lor Plaintiffs
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lOBllon lo ink ftoftl flvi raf proof lo ootaih
(lull 1 In) In tO Mm Ulld ftboVfJ ! ' 1 ' ! bfof
t h- Hogllttfl hi.. I K.MflvtT. al Hurt a. "r. -j. mi,
i tin' i rftn dm) ul ! -. i I
i Uiinatii hsttina aj wltnaftol
i- fa nk it. Mrowo, ol ii ii i na, Urofoa hauli?
Hookhftoa, ( Narrowa, OroftOti haita I
nun stti mni luiini I lamuiaii Imth ol Hurtvft,
Ifi-guli.
ttx. r aa. lU'ttliirr
NOTICK Kok PUBLICATION
PsITKI. STATkn I.ani. urn. a
inn ... Oregon seat en Bei I, c" i
Notice IS lo-i.lo giv . u O.al Jama. H
.1 III v.'r. .- in.',-..... t.li.i, .. n ... Ii.l r as I-.,
mad.' I..-..H laud I I'll, N.i. 1111, h.r N1,
H W U. "I ell. .11 I l.'WI..I.I. IIS , H.u,-, . I
Willamette i , , i-im. . baa in,-.! t...ii..- ol
...l.-l.tli.u tu i,o.k Muni . .....( to .ntat.llab
. Isll.i In Ills land .Liu .- .1. . rlt .'.I. net, or It, a.
l.l.-r mid Iti.elv.r. nl Hurun. Ilrvgnu on ll.r
Hal dv ul I., r 1 1
i lalittatit lovnti n aa vtltttr-aeca
lease Jaaasa asal tut si.wntt osiliol ttarri
ittan, oreaon lui.n I' Cold. m..t i t.n. too
aeaa Isnn uf HI verntd.'. itrrf u.
Ms. raaaa. Ileg
MOTI0I KOU PUBLIC riO
t HI ItCh ITATaBal I AMioKKH,'
llurna, tifigtMi, Wii.iwi I... I l.
'.tiMir la li'Tobv sjivfii Hint llutiii-r l i nil
il Itllry, itftyon, wliu. nn May I, IVUpi liiml
H.imratia.l Ki'U) No t M-rlal No "
v.SK1, NK'NWI. ami I ..I I. ItorltiiM W
rOWMaslptl H HftiiK KM, SMhaui.-llr Vn
Ii11.mii . h i-ii-'l hiiLli' nt IlilDBtltilt ! BaVkl
final Mff cmr hmil to rtlaMlBli ilalm lu ltl
tali'1 ati ilrat-fll r-1 fcrlurr, l(ntalrr aiul It.
rtilM r, at HiirnM, iifrfton, on Urn ,Dth tUy of
i- l"tr, 1 ! i
( ialniaiit uattifa a iiita,a
W I, Ileal. M. if Nr.tt.ti K. Nullnr. VV
Cv il.ai!..f Hlley,(lrti..ii
Wm KaHMk. HiUlrr
NOTK'K FOB PUBLICATION
I MIIK V Kh bAaffpOffll r
Hiirita, Orrpjttii, silinilrr 0, I til a
S-.lli. ialHtii rxlvrii lliat AcliMt Kntlili
. .( HHi- - net'Mi, WIO, nn A ('ill at I " mail'
llomMlooU Knirr, No ;u.:, -trui s-. iflV !
r ,, h,-. In. tt foJ l--lili. .'I h . t! 1 1 , W'l
lamrllr Mffnll-.li '- BlfM MoUM Ol :
In ittaki IIumI A vi nr (.rtMtf, tn ratal-' 1-h aim
lu th' laml boVf lt a flt't'l. Iirfurn l(iKtti i
ami r.fiilvrr, at Hurua, OrrtfM, on Ihe HTlli
lay of Oelovt '. I -I
lainianl naiiira an wiliiraara
iMar K.sat. t, W..-.II. I, Ileal. i.h I II. m
t.fer mil l lil.' UlbtaolU all ftl Kilejr 0t$On
m Knar. Iti-ilatrr
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
In fit Mlka I N. Illfli 1
hum OrVgM MM4Wb1 i I . l '
NuiiM to iii i'i- fflVM that Pan i) Hn
.Hi, n( WiVnl'. "..!,,, Mliu.it )il i '
Hiil MmiIi I'. :'i I, i'i - 1 1 .- ina.lt- 1 1., iif
ai-a'l r.nirv N,. ' .. .. K, HI Nu " I - ami Nn
OMOT.Ior n'vNK',. HK'4 I ami S1 M
i Tttn inf. a? s , i aunt aa i wm -n.
McMillan, tin f lilt I nullCMof In lent tu iiim.
Itiisil live .oar I'foi.fj,) .Btat.ltati . laiiu to th
lmi1 ft.Hite ileai rllel, t.. Inn- lu ilatef it inl Id
i i . i . tit Km it a. rTMgOl) uli the .-Ml, Ut ..I
Ol IOlfl I 'I t
( laliuan lift met aa wlliit-aaita
lleiii)nntii V. Mlfiili Mini h It, ( nlrhiMli both
n( Wa.. rl) on k"M j It li-nkhia and ( ia.
K. Ait. nlil (.mil I'l lin i'tnii, Dteituli
Wm Kamrr, IttMlBi- r
NOTICK KOR FUULICATION
I'slTKI. HTTR I, AM- tlfPKt, t
ItiiMia nn mm, Hrptoiiiti-'f ."i, LPll
Notice la hervb) IIirI Arthur V M- aiiRlaml.
ul -nut i, Oregon, I'.lm, on Aiiill 10 I is, niaile
H..MM Btead Kill') No JI7I Hrrlnl No, iw.ll. foi
M ', Nei'thin . ., l.ivsnalli v m , KatiK'' I
VlllRiui'lti' Mi ii. limi, Ima fllrii niilli-o of In
Idfttlnli to inaRti final live ear I'rtHif. lo ea
tahllah latin lo Ilie laml ilein f ll, i, tu (ni
Ht'RlR'rr mi'I Keivlvi-r, ai ll'iniB, Urvfvn mi
till ,lll rift) ul NflVl'lltluT, I'll.i
i riaVlina.nl nnnm h wmieRRoa
WhIIim i. it i-1 Mm. i Mm I uriUT, A ml)
OH.H'iiie, ItiMM, MrCortnloi, Jr. all ol Kmiih
Omfotv
WM. FAKIR, ICe-Kipale T.
NOTICK FOR PUHLICATION
I siisiiHTatkb l.tst.iicrit a, i
liuriia Oreaaa, Si'i'ii'ini.. i M, lui:, I
Belles la iiereb kI veil that Beelaaaln r
Steele, of waverl) ittuaoll, who. on Xlarcli ill,
I'", an. I A.ill .'.'. lull, itiatiei tlvi'lv, made
llumeatead Kntry N... iwuu. Serial No u.vni .,, ,i
NeUMlKI, lor l-'aMW',, fW'.ai., K,-. h .
--' .V.HVV',, See 17, NK-,SK'4 H,. II, n in'
iiMvtialili i: rf, BatiKi. M Kaal, lllat.i.'ll.
... . ...(.... l.uu ill... I .......... ..I la. I..... .....
... .....n... .n. ..... ..., ... .....ii......
in mall.. Kit. al Mv.' aesi I'riHif. to eatab lali
. talin to Urn laml above ilcK-rll..'.!, before
11. ...I.'. Mini Iter. 'I v.'r. al lltirtia, tlri'K.in. nu
ti.e aath .in) ot .irtiiiKi mis..
claimant naiiii'a na ivllneatua
I..... ... II.-. 1. 1. ...in alii ll.lt l.ilemali, l.iilli
"I vvuv . i . . "inai'ii i. It J. ..kin. aii. I . I....
K. Arnold, both uf I'rliicelue. Ursfon
Wm. r'Aaaa, ll. al.i. ,
Appointment of Eaecutor.
In the instter of the estate ol
Stiniiul Itoitcli, ilciciiNii .
Notice Is hereby Riven thai tin. nn.l.i-
igBed vv mm ilnlv n.... intc.l by Ihul'onn
ty I'oiirt ol lliirnoy t'oiinty OresJPB, nn
...t. If), llll.l, Ihe executor ol Ihe lust
will 1111.I tin-t.tini.tit anil of the estate "I
Sllllllll'l It. llll'll, ll.'IC.IHIItl HiuI llllN 'lllll
fled. All pursons haviiiK elelssl uKainsi
ri.iii atiats an- reaairad to pfwaal then,
witli propel voiiihurs within sis month
I1..111 .liitit ill this notice, I., tin. in., . 1
elgiiitd at bis rnsnlcnce In Hilviea Valley,
nr at the ofllin ol his attorney, li. A.
Itionliolil, nt llnriiH, Oiegnn.
Hilled this IM I. .lav ..I lapteuiber 1013.
WAl.TKIt CKOHS, Rseoutor,
For Sale Four head of A-l
milk stock and four puro lurtl
lladl
iJfF1"
Poland ('hiim boars. ("has
WilHon.
Stop at Hip Iriiiim llutt'l when
in thlH city whrrc thoro is a fine
cook and vpry bent accommotla
totiH. tf:u.
Esocutert Notice.
In (lie t'otiniv Court of tint Htsle ol
Oregon fur lltiinev ( out.lv
in tin. Halter of the Relate al Robert
Mo. in, Hotel sad.
Notice is lii. eel. y given lliut tin. umler
if, Bed hits liecii . 1 1 1 1 v u." iiiil.il BsSBBsBf
of tlie I'.nlntiiof Itobiut loaii,lteoeaaei',lii
till! Illtovc illlilletl (..lilt. All persons
liavlng tiniins iigtiinst siii'I estate are
licrcliy lint illi'.l In pre.i'iil ilitisnini', tvltlt
, roper voiniicis iini .lulv verified in tlie
nuinner provl.lcil l.y law. In I lie tuiiler-
Isned nt Orovllle, OrefM,of to Oharlce
W. I 'Ills, his nttoriiey, ul Hums, Ore
gon, on ot before sin nmnllia from .Inle
hereof
Dated and Bra) pobllebad BatbsMh
ilny ol September 918.
MKI.VIN Hue-.,
Bsaofltof ol Urn iisliite uf
lillllltlt DOBBl I '.' e.lseil
i iimii s W. Kill, Attorney for Bieoator.
first piililiciili. in S..,l,.iiil.r -.'illli, llll.l.
I.nst pultlicstloti OclnlsT IM, HUM.
Appointm- nl of Administrator.
In llie llltllter of Ilie at I 'If of
Mmy A. OBOfsaj, .lin-uasrsl.
Not lit! is l.eieliv It. Veil lltllt tlie llllllcr-
slciicl wus iluly iipi'iiiule-l tlio ailrninis
Iratoi ol il..' almvc Batata liy (lit Comity
.luilv;.. nl Harney C ui.lv, Oregon, and
onler to Hint elfect whs uncle anil cliler
sl on September 1, HUH, ami lie baa
'pi.ilili. .1 as by luw proviird. All Iter
s'. us I. living claims nguinsl suiil oatiito
srn reiptiie.1 to pieacnt llieu., with pro
prr vouchers, within six tnonlbs from
ilnle ..f this not ice, lo sai.l nliuiuistrator,
at Ills re. 1. 1. 'tu e at Drew my. Oiegnn, or
nl tBa Off f bis allornev, I i A. Item
bol I, at Hut t s, Oregon
Dated ftopUmoef 10, nn.i.
Jt'l IAS A. (.KIIHOK,
Administrator ol the eatineof
M.itv A. lieorge, .leccliscil.
SIM'IKTIKH.
il vl.Sr v I ii..,K. Nil .7. I II 11 r.
Merle ever) Slur. tar IS .ill fellow Hall
al ot a n. I. nu. 1.
v vv 1...11I.I -..-. i.-tari N. I.
taagtec ..nil. a. In'lowi i ir.i saiordaf Inl
tlstori second Ssturdsv rtral i arc , in tr.t
Haiurasy, s..-,....i t..-,.. loertli Saturday,
1 sird i'esree.
in UNsi tii.,r. Mi ;. A I 1 M.,
M.-i 'iii'inj Ural ai.. I llilr.l aliii.tav .....!.
in. .Illli I . . 1. anil. V, M
-am M.,tli, r-!.. al lei ritarv
vi IDI 11 v HTOODMI N "I v vti ,., A
Meets event si 1 and loom FnSevevee
n.a ai 1 11 .. r it.ii u iielrkeiira iiivtie.i
s. i..H aula alll revel ire n i.-..u u.-ai
".. M 1 .ilea.
vv 1 I i.l, , , 1, ,1,
III 'HSi i II vt 1 1 li ..... ii.,ii k .
Bsetsei I .ml Inane Veielaia, lii
Usaot.li Hall I....U. vv.i,,,,,.,. vi m
KllaStaeak, se. rriarjr.
-.4 I. VI l Hriiik HI liKl.KI l v.
Mrellev. i. I,, a., I l. v., ,, i.,.,
, ltvi.il. lien.
Ma.l... I ........ . .. h..,. ,., ,
Tt'l.Ki in. ik .., n... ,.i v
Mrita Seat) f.iiill. I hurt. lay
Ma. el lin
II. !, i ...kul.tie... i , ,.
(irritui. Dtaacroav
art, a nai.,,.a
II s Seiian.ra ijunall.aii H.iuriie Jr.
I i iiaiiiberlsln
I ll Kill.
ui.a"..i... i.
Aitori.ey Baaeral
ttttverni.t
" lary ul elate
treaatirer ...
Hll.t. I'tll.llc (...In,
male I'rliiter
I
n Haw.. .
v M . raw lord
n.wald Heat
l vv lleaaou
1 It Kav
'Mill.
I. K Alderman.
V, I lluulwai
It.. I. Kaaln
I A u, llilde
: I.. . it nun., it
.., ....... I, .. I,...
i. M Mean
i A M.a.rr
SIM II ft i... i vt IHHIKHT.
" ' I'allun age
II a. .1. i m,.,, . va ,,.kV
la cut, i'l. I .it, t II i . t.t.ai.i
in. .ill c.mri Btaeii Hi.' nral M.m.la)
ifrll a...l rli.i vi i., int.,ber.
ii,
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W . I II. .1. tat.
conarr u.astr:
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laacaa...
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. .....lit
Keel ti.ai
..i.i.ii...ii...i'r.
tiraiii t iii.ii...n
K I II..KI..I
H v atlllel
I I liccrv
v If Im hardsell
J J l ,. tit-sail
I. M Ha... In. ii
.. VV I It v i nt-i
nil. ii K.il.ll. i,i,
it I' i.ilveaii.r
lii.... Bala
. nual i .....i n in ta Hie in.. Wfsrteesdsj u.
Jaime.), via.. Ii Mar. Jul), awajUajsaf ami
Noveaeej
MASKS, C a LAN I. ortlct
Keg.au.r v 111 Karra
Breler eraiik Have)
I itv ni as.
Mai. tl. -am M..llr.li,..,l
Bsoorder, . a. M. Ujr.l
I riaanrer Ma... I.' Vi Inl. i.
Maralial. ,.( I. ilali.i't
II. J. iIk.i.. n
'' tin..-.. U.f Wul.i.iiie
I Jam. a l.ani..l.lir
I K. J Mi klnmni
Mt.'iiiiaa nl itiv i ..in.. H ...iv Sajajsjad a..l
Bearta H..1.....1
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1
Mrs. ()racc H. Mel lose
TFACMHR
Voice and Piano
Method lined In
j Ciuciuualli CiiiiMrvflltif) of Musk;
KcM.icii. c Studio and door west
I'resbyterlan Church
Uitttmittumtttiiutiitimmim
$1500 Reward!
I hu (in inn, (1
iloiiiht ami Ni-, ada
I iv. tUWk I'riMt'i
11(111 s.a.n lit I li,n nl
a hi. h nu' iiiidii
' . i.' luiiuil la 1111 fi,
will kuu 11.000 M
y 10 wa mi ir tvi-
ili.lll .. Il.iaillllir li.
-- . '!(.) Ill nrroal and 0OB
S M vli linn ul nu v par
l V nl iHI Ml'H alOHl
IllK lioiai-a 1 utile
or iniilea IioIoiikIiiii
to miy ( Im iniMii
kefS.
In a. 1. tin. in to Hit. nl... ve, il..' iiinleralgiietl
nltura Iks auniu ii.nilltlon IMiu.OU for all liurtea
I. rat. .It. I l.t.rte aittnl bar mi In. lit or sillier Jaw.
limn. I 1. r.u. I...I 111 ulsllt ...iiiilli'. Kangu
Harney, Lake anil 1 'look 1 ..ntitlca. Horses
e.l wliiin ani.i.
nu 1. ni Kii.wn liuiai-B aulil ami only lu
s liiitii'lifa.
W W IHtllWN Klfe. iiickiiii
:
ittittttm
,' Jmma
m
I Jl'i'tL.
J l
NUTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tfaiTSti HTiraa Iasu iirma, i
llurnn Ore,un, Me.teinl.. r R, 111 i
Netlee Is hrely rlvrit Ibat An. in, .1 i ..in
n.liignul Iini baiian, Oieguu, wliu, on May is.
nan inndc Hi. in... te ad K.nlrv No. wato. Hirlttl Nu
u'.i., for m.,sk'(, NW'.Mfci. ami NBi4sti,,
H", nun .ii., l..wnil.l. 'il s. Range ,i K, vl'tl
I . in. .it.' '.tuildlnti, bat fllt'il notice of Itil.'i.ll'.i.
p. nina. finsl ll v.- vi".r proot. tu ..ttal.lltti
elsltn t.i tba laml above ileirrlbcl net. .re
Ihe llrglnn-r and Heeelver, al llitrti., iiri-gi.ii
on i in. vstii da of October. ISII.
I 1,'l.nnnl iini...'. n. ii Itii.-.n.n
l. cores It... tint. nu and Joti'i'l. lltul.auai.
I ..Hi ..( llui'l.ntian, nreguli II I. Pitikuiali,
of llariiejt, Oregon. W T. Van Fiivii.r.iil Ores
aey, Oregon.
Wm KAsas, neg'atcr
Sumpter Valley Railway Co.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains
Departs
No. 2, Prairie 10:1SA.M.
Sumpter 2:35 P. M.
Arrives Baker 4:00 P. M.
Departs
No. 1, Baker 8:30 A. M.
Sumpter 10:05 A. M.
Arrives Prairie 2:10 P. M.
No. 1 Makes good connection
with O.-W. R. & N. No. 6 leav
ing Portland 6:40 P. M. and No.
17 from eaBf arriving linker (i:15
A. M.
No 2 Connects with La (11311110
local, and No 5 arriving in Port
land 11:40 A. M. Mm with No.
18 for pointa East.
JOHN ROBIN! ON
Stock Inspector, Haratj Cnooly.
Home AiIiIikss
lliirns, Ori
The DAYLIGHT
ROUTE
Between
CENTRAL OREGON
and Portland
You secure the advantage of
THROUGH SERVICE
and warm comfortable
STEEL COACHES
Insist thnt your ticket rend Tin the O-W.
R. lc N. nnd meet and travel with your
neighbors from adjoining towns.
J. H. CORBETT, Afft., O.-W. R.AN. Bend, Ore.
Thi
fflarlm
REPEATING RIFLE
You can buy no better
ior target work and all
small game up to
U0 yards.
(U&TSAyr rifling Oevcops matmww power Bad
jSfftS&r- accuracy and adds yews lo tba Ha of fate.
mm UadaaJ aaW. -TUk. . n .ta. nm I aVl JRsWelwt.
. -aeraee. mmcmM, Mat aala.-TaM aaaS ala SCia.
jffamWXT . Asra.iiair7vtlaasaii-ji.
'MSy HtSbS at&AramiG
g jT lsftye'l3!.MW WIJWSW rUwHaaCaa,
B - awaawa-awawaaasssasaassaaassjsaaasasaasasaaa
K a , 1 isi laMBansannsnni
YlairCri I 'engines I
t llllalaLL.1 aniicDt I
frklilfiflORADd
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and arrive Wednesdar end SaUwrelay
each week, connoctini with aeajtaiere
line to Denio. Wleiieaaeccav, ete.
JflllNlaKNBEBUNO.
Joweler. Optician and
Knurmvor.
Fini Watch Repairing A Spe
cialty. Ml
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a
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PBOrKBSIONALi
CARLC. GRlFf
Physician a
-S
BtlBNS. Oil
a. Ul. caaj
Pbrslclan ami ftJ
Bams, - -
Office In new balKliiiir
ueroeee slmi.,
'Phone Ms its
CEO. G. CAHL
PtaJBSUsui and s
OBBesj la Testawaiaa J
TILLSON lAttlSON I
OSee Second floor 'lissj
Ratraace on M ,,;
Bavna, -
B. B.eiaaiuBo. Ms, i ; J
a. a., a. n.
(leaeral rraatlae
Sargarr har t ,
DM. STA"
BURNS. OBH a
DEnntn a
Physicians and
Cell answers.! pr...,
'fboae Harrlman
HaPrtmar),
Or- Minnie!
Physician and!
Wrect lelepbon.
La wen .
b. E. H1BI
3T'
usnae nrst .l.-.r es-t t
Boras. Ore
- W. C. Bl
XDaElfcTT:
Bcass. (In
Office rooms H ami
M. A. Ill
Attorney all
Veesrtly Bldg.. lis
Q. A. REI
Attorney- ii
Burns, Or
WM. Mil
ATTORNEY ATI
Burns, Ol
Rooms and 7 Hi
farsa loana natcklr ma teal
CHARLES W.
LAWYI
Burns,
Prartkea in the BlaUJ
fore Ihe U.8. Lamn.l
aVal
Ohae. II.
Attorn k
;araxui altonUon .'if
tlons and Real I
Pire ln
NoUrv
Bubbs.
A. W. (iOWl
ATTORN E A
State Courts ami U
Land Oflic.
Three doors Souttl
Harney County N
Burns. I
FRANK DAT
AMeraty si Law
BasasasssassBaTa M.... , U
Aliaaals U. S. L.n.i
Oflles tstim Harney .
and Land OOicr
Bunu, -
B. 0. Oenraa
asse. a. aa. aoc. c. a
COOPER &
QvU and Hydraulic I
Irrigation, W iter
Sewerage, iter
surveys, Msim, Kat ttavl
BURNS, (
F. C. Hii.i.ihii
ersaerly Saau Baglaeei
laU.a Hwtlaiuatiou s,.,
vies.
Eastern Oregon Ei
Com pan)
am am iKiidAifi
hris, Hrtfri!
JEAN BART
CMSB. M. AM S. B. .'.
ASSO. M. AVI 1.
HYDRAULIC
Ditches, ReaervoiiN
Work, Hydro-KI.'ctf
U. S. Dep. Minertil
Cnvt Wwk A :
Baaaaed In llotl, I'ri
Uevtraweiit Htreaa
5
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